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A Central Meeting Place where Friends meet Friends, and all are Welcome!
They find here, too, Just what they want at Sure-to-please iPrices. No danger of High prices here, for we've laid 'em low on
We 're 44 up aud doing" looking for Bargains all the time, and when we get 'em loose with a very Bmall profit added. Now on
QVinoc aVi rl 0rf7vrflG! hy, we cau discount Anybody Any Time on 'Any Kind: Look at these: Ladies' Oxfords for 50 cts, bandals at .65, .75 and on up.
ctAlU. V-2LI.UX U.O These Goods are well worth a third more. MenV All Solid, Cip Toe, Lace and worth $1.25 our price only 98 cts.
Oln ' hlTI 0"V Tflls Department is Growing every day. No way to account fprit but the fact that we'fe got the right price! Yo'uli have to hurry for the
KJLKJ olLlxiQ i Men's and Boys' Nice Negligee Shirts Only 25 Cts. Good Suspenders for 5 cents. Good 10 Cent Sock For 5 Cents, All Color. good things are going fast at
elk
o 9 Cheapest Store on Earth.
JUNE 6, 1902.
prominent 8peakei8 , will be pres-l Jbose I&O HtfB R6BSWS(I-
A. A. Hart, of Woodleaf, was in
town Wednesday, ;"
Miaa Josie Lipe of Enochville,
is in the city visiting friends.
. Jno. M. Julian has retruned
from a brief , visit to Morehead
city.
A number of Salisbury ' people
enjoyed a picnic yesterday at
Dunn's Mountain.
Chief Miller is after the boys
who have been interfering with
the street lights at night.
Rev. V. R. Stickley, of Enoch
ville, has gone to WaynesCdro.
Va., to spend a few weeks.
Last Sunday was Children's
Day at St. Enoch's church at
Enochville, and there was a large
number present.
In reply to several queries re
ceived we will state that the state
convention has been called to
! meet at Greensboro on July lGth.
A barn, the property of R. LJ
Mauney, took fire last Tuesday
, morning but the blaze was extin
guished before any serious damage
was do no.
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J. H. lIus3ey,.of the C ivil Ser
vice Department, will be 'in the
city today for the purpose of con
ducting an examination'for the
position of rural mail carrier.
John Howard, the erstwhile ice
cream manufacturer, and later an
agriculturist, has returned from
Florida where he has been spend
ing the jast several months. Mr.
; Howard's many friends are glad
to see him. again.
eut ; among these are : Prof. J. D.
Hodges, Prof. J. Y.jJoyner., Hon.
T. B. Bailey and Gov. C. B. Ay-
cock. The Salisbury band has
beei invited to furuish music.
A History of N. C. Lotberaiisia-
Even though this is the. dullest
part of a dull year, quite a num
ber of our good friends have come
foward, during the past wekj and
made payment of arrears, they
are: V, . W Tiexler, Trading
Ford ; C. C. Lyerly, city; V. A.
Remlsi Great Secret.
It is often asked how such start-
ing cures, tnat puizie toe oest
physicians, are effected by Dr.
King's New discovery for con
sumption.. Here's the- secret. It
cuts out the phlegm and germ-in-
ected mucus, and lets the life-
A hripf hiat.orv nf Nnrf h Carolina Kinimons. China Grove: D. 0.
Lutheran ism' from the organiza- Morgan, Gold Hill ; Z. A. Kluttz,
tion of Synod in this city over a Organ Church; G. A. Miller Zeb;
hundred years ago to the present J. F. Butler, Enochville; Jno. M.
time by Revs. G. D. Bernheim 15o8t; aitn Agnr graven ;
and G. H. Cox, has lust been R. A. Lyerly, Mill Bridge; G. W.
placed on sale. JSTo doubt the Richard, Trading Ford. .There
book contains much of interest are others who can do agood
FOR SHERIFF.'
I hereby announce myself a
candidate, for High Sheriff of
giving oxygen enrich and vitalize.! Rowan County, subject to the ac
he blood. It heals the inflamed, tion of the Democratic primaries
cough worn throat, and lungs, and convention.
Hard colds and stubborn coughs
soon yield to Dr. King's New Dis- j
covery; the most infallible re
medy for all Throat and Lung
diseases. Guaranteed bottles 50c
and $1.00. Trial bottles free at
all druggists. "
to Lutherans and the reading pub
lic in general-. ,
deed by doing likewise, and
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as Bobolink savs; come on. we
will not weary at your coming.
323th of Mrs. Moose.
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Last Monday nsght at 8.80 o'clock
M's: M..CT. Moose, a sister of Mrs.
D. R. Julian, died at her home in
this city of heart failure. The de
ceased wa8 a most estimable lady,
md had been a -resident of Salis
bury for many years
Maniacs.
Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock
Miss Nellie Vanderford and Max
Barker were united iu marriage at
the first Methodist church, Rev.
H. L. Atkins officatiug. Shortly
The funeral after the ceremony the couple left
took nlace on Tuesdav morninz at for .Black Mountain, wnere tney
.he Baptist' church, Rev. MY E.. will spend a week or ten days.
Parrish officiating. r . Early on Wednesday morning
Miss Josephine Coit, and Rev
John Wakefield were married at
the home of Mrs. W. H. Coit
Soon Die.
The negro trio now in jail under - p. N. H, Summerell, o
senience oi aeam, nave ouii a Norfolk ; Va and Rev. J. Rum
a V r 14- Inooo r r 1 1 4" oa fVi stt xtt i 11 noirl " . , . !i
puuiv ct" w" v vj- Fjr le. performing tno ceremony
tne penalty tor tneir crimes on The cntracting parties are so wel
July tti. bneritt Julian will use nd favorapiy known here tha
tne tfuncomDe county scanoia, anv Beraonal reference" to them
i . i ; t
upon wnicn two men were execu- would be 8Uperfluou8. Immedi
ately after the marriage ceremony
ted a short while since. Sheriff
Lee, of Buncombe county will
come down and assist Sheriff
Julian in-the executions to take
place here. J
FOR THE SENATE.
I hereby announce myself a
candidate for the State Senate,
subject to the action of the Dem
ocratic primaries. .
R. LEE WRIGHT.
D. R. Julian.
StKiLlki a Sts:i Will
Between your children and the
tortures of itching and burning
eczema, scald head or other" skin
diseases. How? why by using"
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, earth's
greatest healer. Quickest cure
for Ulcers, Fever Sores, Salt
Rheum, .Cuts, Burns or Bruises.
Infallible for Piles. 25c atU
druggists.
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FOB SALE.
A nice little farm, C miles from!
Salisbury, about a mile from Cres
cent High School, miles from
Granite Quarry station, hall a
mile of Faith has on it a new two-
story dwelling, one tenement
house, all necessary out-build-
mgs. The place is well watered,
there being 6 or 8 springs on it.
The land is in a high state of
cultivation. It has fruit trees of
various kinds' and a good meadow.
Write to or call on
Roland Kirk,
6-2 4t. Faith. N..C.
Evory Woman
la ntirMtjd and ihoold know
aboot Um wonderfnl
MARVEL Whirnng Spray
turn ana aurtton. dCh-Ou
et MM conTenienu
Aak Tor tfrmtat for H.
If bo cannot supply Um
MARI'KI keiWDtBO
Other, but send Kunp for Il
lustrated bOOk MM.lt fflTN
fnll nnrtlrulT jm1 directions ln-
TalDfthle to ladies. MAHVUi CO.,
Vii' " COPYRIGHT
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Gut Glass
For
MM Gifts
is one of most pre
cious offering that
can be made. Rich,
brilliant, beautiful,
and incomparably
radiant on table or
sideboard
Our Cut Glass has a Charm
of its Own. '.a
Each piece is hand cut in the latest patterns and is ex
tremely artistic in effect Our prices are extremely
low for high price goods in this line.
115 South -Main Street. . SALISBURY, N. C.
Mr and Mrs. Wakefield left for
Blowing Rock where they wi
spendtheir honeymoon.
The marriage of D. A. Lowe,
and Miss Cora .Henderson took
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place on the 3rd mat. Both par
ties are well known in this city. il
Need Aid.
Dr. Rumple has received, stroi g
appeal from theBanun Jjpriuga
Orphanage fo- aid. The siiber n
teudent of the institution states
that the ned of the home is 6ress-ing.
Officers Caught him.
Wednesday Asheyille officers
arrested a negro named Rich Gib
son, whdis wanted by the author
ities here. Sheriff Julian went
after his man and now has him
safe in jail. ' ,
The Electric Line.
j Ouec more we hear some talk
about our proposed electric street
car line i.. i rosL was accom- - A Terrl,e Eiploson
nninpd horriA from Naw Yorkl
r.,.y lit P 1? A. J i
Wednesday, night by a number of 'OI a gasoline-
mnnPVPd niAn who flr int.firftt.Ad d7 herftS -rightiully,5; writes N.
and thPv looked over the M5- Palnier of Kirkmau, la.- "The
c.i:k.,- . best doctors couldn't heal the
7,n wonld hA rPioicpd to raa nar- running sore that- followed,
ties take hold of this matter who but Bucklen's Arhica Salve
. .. . .. entirelv cured her. Infallible
would pusn it, toe completion. or cut;;corn8; sores, boils, bruis
There has been talk enough over eg 8fcjn diseases and ;piles. 25
this mattet to build Several lines, at all druggists. "
What Salisbury would lik to see .. 1
now: is action. r e IcnilDV llACIf STTC I
s,
I a mm mm.-1
f!flTTAt.A .Tiint d.
Teacbsrs Selected. -
At a meeting of the school board L - . bushel ' $ qo
held early last week Superinteii- Beans, white,
J' ' mixed, "
dent Coon was re-elected t the Bacon, sides, per lb.,
positionlie held during the past L ham,
' Ids
sunerin- i ; u 7irj . rouna,
VCtti auu ii-icj luuuniuK tcai-uciD .. . i .- n
dent .of the Southern, at Char- T ; , n '
were Boiewcvi x iiBtuiauu, m ids x ui i r
ter of Asheville, and Miss Eiura, mb per bush.,
of Snow Hill. Second grade.'M iss Ducks,
Annie Stalling's, of Salisbury, and FhwnV?ier lb..
Miss Lewis, of Greensboro. Third Flour, straight, sack,
w i a m :i .
Gone to Washington.
C. S. McManus. who.succeeded
Supt. Ryder a.9 division
lotte, has gone to Washington
where he will be assistant to the
general manrzer of the road. He
has been succeeded at Charlott by
II. Baker.
200
190
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10
15
Negro SnrrendPrs.
John Froutis,
a negro, who
graae, Misses Aaaie rnoe ana Guineas
Lottie Eagle, of Salisbury Har. per hundred lbs
Fourth graded Misses Flora Chap- Hid" creen61
man, of Anderson, S. C, and I Honey per pound
r- . - ... . I Lard . . C .
some tiuid ago shot auother negro F lorence tiaynes. ot v lrgima. Me&jj bolted, per bu.,
thrnnrh tha hand at Oranitft -Tifth grade, Misses Laura ban - o, szitw per bush.,
Quarry, came to town yesterday xora, , oi iuoc&Bvme, ana caaie peas, clay , per bushel, ltO
aud surrendered to Sheriff Julian. Kluttz, of Salisbury. Sixth p. " 125
John had a heariug before Esq. D. grade, Miss Jeunie Sullivan, of potetoeI Irigh, per bu 125
nh to
r fn lor-- nri nut, TinHar fcaiisourv. from seve
bond for his appearance t court, ventn graaes, mcmamg,
Capt.'J. C. McCauless was the isy Allen. Misses bparger. of
man's bondsman. JMt. Airy, blsie bwyn,j of Waynes
boro, and Prof. I. C. Griffin;
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Educational Rallj at Cooleenee.
There wili be an important
educational rally held at Coolee
mee June 17th. A number of
ele- J Tallow, per pound,
188 1 xri r..t,o
V unwashed, 15
COTTON. ,
Best, per pound, - K to
to 1C
to 1 40
to- 3K
to 110
to 25
to 18
A. Steady Flow of
CUSTOMERS FR US
And a Steady Flow of
: SATISFACTiW: FOR YU
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If you buy your Summer Clothing and Furnishing Goods
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irom us. ...... . . . . . .
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We are Mprters for Hotff eatlei Cloilg.
Those two piece suits at 86.50 and 10 have made
W many friends for the New Clothing Store. Why suffer
with heat when uch a small outlay of cash spent at the
New Clothing Store, will make you comfortable the re
mainder of the hot weather.
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BjcitI:o COLD EtUCT ftvfca cTo vjcrff
Get in the Procession.
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